Technical careers in non-destructive testing across Uganda, Tanzania and the wider region, backed by a training programme running since 1969.
Inspection work is technical, regulated and physical. These are the three things worth knowing before you decide whether it suits you.
Every report carries a name. Personnel are certified to SNT-TC-1A or ISO 9712 and work to written procedures, which means the standard is external rather than a matter of opinion.
IXAR has run its own training programme since 1969. Method progression and radiation safety qualification are routes the company funds, not something you arrange on your own time.
Scopes run across Uganda and Tanzania and mobilise further. Field work is the job, with the shift patterns and site conditions that implies — worth knowing before you apply.
These are the disciplines the division hires into. Applications are held against upcoming scopes, so it is worth applying before a vacancy is posted rather than after.
Industrial radiography on pipeline, fabrication and process plant scopes, using gamma projectors and X-ray generators under a licensed radiation safety regime.
Encoded ultrasonic inspection of girth and fabrication welds, including scanner setup, calibration and data interpretation against the applicable acceptance criteria.
Regulatory compliance for sealed sources: transport logs, dosimetry monitoring, site radiation surveys and safety training, under the relevant national authority.
Applications go to the regional HR team and are held against upcoming scopes, so it is worth applying before a vacancy is posted rather than after.
Fields marked with an asterisk are required. The more detail you give on certification and method experience, the more useful the reply.
Send your CV with your certifications and the methods you hold. Applications are kept on file and reviewed against scopes as they are awarded.
